Sarah @uocogs

news | politics | home decor Portland, OR Joined July 2011

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Sarah @uocogs

3 years ago

Such an interesting read apnews.com/article/loneli…

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“Democrats and Republicans should instead reassess whether it’s prudent to continue locking out 41% of Oregon voters from their publicly-funded primaries.” Editorial: Betsy Johnson is not a spoiler oregonlive.com/opinion/2022/1…

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Sarah @uocogs

4 years ago

More political ads like this, please!

Tim Ryan @TimRyan

4 years ago

Some people think that they have to agree with their politicians 100% of the time. And I ask these people, “Are any of you married?”

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Sarah @uocogs

4 years ago

"Oregon remains one of the more expensive states in the country for infant care. And it’s also difficult to secure care in Oregon; every county in Oregon, for example, is considered a “child-care desert,” for children 2 and younger..." opb.org/article/2022/1…

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The Hill @thehill

4 years ago

President Biden at the United Nations: "Today, we stand with the brave citizens, the brave women of Iran who right now are demonstrating to secure their basic rights." trib.al/CPLI5eT

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Sarah @uocogs

4 years ago

UNGA is dead. It’s the sideshows that really matter. politi.co/3xA2KLc via @politico

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António Guterres @antonioguterres

4 years ago

At this moment of maximum danger for our world, now is the time to recommit to the @UN Charter & the ideals it represents. There is no greater solution to fulfil the Charter’s promise than to replace division with dialogue & diplomacy. Humanity’s future is in our hands.

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Sarah @uocogs

4 years ago

“…to be a woman in America — especially one with children — is to watch this country smash your freedoms to the floor…” www-nbcnews-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.nbcnew…

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Sarah @uocogs

4 years ago

Why the 'Essential Labor' of raising kids is to lonely and expensive : Shots - Health News : NPR npr.org/sections/healt…

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Bess Kalb @bessbell

5 years ago

Telling a parent hit by the formula shortage “Why don’t you just breastfeed?”is like telling a diabetic “Why don’t you just make your own insulin?”

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Sarah @uocogs

5 years ago

How to value mothering for the hard work that it is : Life Kit : NPR npr.org/2022/05/05/109…

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Carla Cevasco, PhD @Cevasco_Carla

5 years ago

You may be hearing the argument that before the rise of modern commercial infant formula, babies all ate breastmilk and everything was great. As a historian of infant feeding, let me tell you why that’s not true.

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Sarah @uocogs

5 years ago

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Oregonian Politics @OregonianPol

5 years ago

"Earl had me ride here on a bicycle," Joe Biden jokes when praising Rep. Earl Blumenauer on his first trip to Oregon as president

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Sarah @uocogs

5 years ago

"For most of us, and especially working moms, remote work has brought a level of flexibility and self-determination to our lives that we can’t afford to give up." "No one wants to go back to the office as much as white men" ti.me/3ISQEzt

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Sarah @uocogs

5 years ago

When kids under 5 get COVID-19, parents are screwed 19thnews.org/2022/01/kids-u… via @19thnews

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Sarah @uocogs

5 years ago

"The best we can hope for is incremental progress — two steps forward, one step back, a string of little victories that slowly add up to something more."

Los Angeles Times @latimes

5 years ago

"The story of climate change is long, as is the story of the pandemic. Both crises were decades in the making. Neither will be resolved anytime soon, certainly not by the end of 2022." More from @Sammy_Roth in the latest edition of Boiling Point: latimes.com/environment/ne…

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Sarah @uocogs

5 years ago

"...culture has little ability to stomach nuance and complexity, shades of gray and the middle ground."

The Washington Post @washingtonpost

5 years ago

Perspective: These elders of politics, religion and the arts were reminders of what it means to be flexible in a world that has gone rigid. wapo.st/3mGaupE